Remnants
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I don't want to eat dry bread on Monday and lumps of butter on Sunday. " On the whole, it is difficult to say which part of his life it is, the dry crust period or the prosperous, that makes the reader saddest ; the first, lighted by happy-go-lucky pluck and a sense of fun, that nothing could suppress ; or the second, in which the hero drives in a brougham, lives in an expensive suburban home, spend- ing and earning something like ten thousand a year ; a period of treating and being treated, 72... Dan Leno of much good fellowship, slovenly and warm- hearted, of reckless, wasteful generosity, at last ending in over-strain and insanity.
Most people, among their school recollec- tions, can recall the figure of some small boy who by a knack of drollery secured unenviable popularity and precarious patronage, which he enjoyed only on the terms of perpetually play- ing the buffoon. The life of Dan Leno offers a painful spectacle, something similar to that.
You feel behind the affectionate, patronising admiration and flattering hubbub with which the world surrounded him an unthinking, im- movable demand on its part that he should only be what amused and distracted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I don't want to eat dry bread on Monday and lumps of butter on Sunday. " On the whole, it is difficult to say which part of his life it is, the dry crust period or the prosperous, that makes the reader saddest ; the first, lighted by happy-go-lucky pluck and a sense of fun, that nothing could suppress ; or the second, in which the hero drives in a brougham, lives in an expensive suburban home, spend- ing and earning something like ten thousand a year ; a period of treating and being treated, 72... Dan Leno of much good fellowship, slovenly and warm- hearted, of reckless, wasteful generosity, at last ending in over-strain and insanity.
Most people, among their school recollec- tions, can recall the figure of some small boy who by a knack of drollery secured unenviable popularity and precarious patronage, which he enjoyed only on the terms of perpetually play- ing the buffoon. The life of Dan Leno offers a painful spectacle, something similar to that.
You feel behind the affectionate, patronising admiration and flattering hubbub with which the world surrounded him an unthinking, im- movable demand on its part that he should only be what amused and distracted.
What to read after Remnants?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Desmond Maccarthy to read onlineMoreLess
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